Recent content by Matt Clarke

I always say this but the key to most websites is imagery. If you get that right, then you're going the right direction. I'd recommend that you experiment with different fonts, this can also make a design look nicer. Your padding seems off and the colours, font sizes etc are inconsistent. Most...

I know this is two weeks old, but have you considered using WordPress installed with WooCommerce? It'd help you loads! Tons of plugins and the system is fully supported and updated all the time. Easy to design for too, make a few custom templates, a child theme and smash on with it. Take a look...

Very minimalist. Key to good website designs is the imagery. Try get some stock photos etc off the topic you're designing for. Also need colours that match and contrast with each other.

Good effort, however try and look into more modern ways of designing. Try Behance for example, tons of fantastic website templates and different styles to design with. You could learn a lot.

How would I go about doing that though mate? Like, I've heard that $.get() can be used as an easier option to it? I have no clue how to start it you see.

Hi guys, one of my clients websites requires them to have a news feed of peoples status or activity. Basically, I'm in need of a Facebook style newsfeed updater where it doesn't refresh the div it's in on an interval but it detects new posts and then adds them to the newsfeed at the top for the...

It depends on the look you're going for, however when you're having a website is just content in the middle, I tend to use 960px as a width, simply so I can fit the majority of screen resolutions in with my site, however having a bigger site can work and they you just use media-queries to make...

No worries mate, happy to help!

It looks good for a first piece, as n0minal mentioned, lower the font sizes and perhaps work out the spacing. Keep us posted mate!

Looks great, however as Irahnik mentioned; I'm also not a fan of the jagged edges. Also, The background goes to black far too soon imo, Perhaps have some rocky textures for the background like you've got on the bottom of the header image? Good work mate, keep us posted with more! :D

As previously mentioned, doesn't give a "lined paper" effect. Perhaps adding some textures. Font is good however it can be improved, I'd also recommend using Web2.0 / Bootstrap buttons or forms for the majority of the time unless obviously the design doesn't suit, or you're doing a Retro site...

Hi mate, sorry that didn't work, I wish I had some other solution for it however, I'm empty. Just to clarify, you did use 'echo' right (I'm not making you out to be stupid, just some people don't know you have to echo it because it's META however, it's still HTML). if(strlen($search) == '9' &&...

Hi Schematic, I'm not entirely sure about your first problem, perhaps try editing the forms action to fit something else? For the second problem, I used to have the same issue with header(location) via PHP, so I just echoed a meta refresh instead of a header location and it works perfectly...

Alright mate, I've added the code you've put above me. I added it and changed the URL to /#/home as an example but that just takes me directly to the WAMPP www directory (root folder) on the web server where I see my project files. I've tried manipulating it for ages to get something out of it...

But that doesn't load data into a div, does it? The way I need it is so the user clicks a link, the data from that links page is put into a div and the URL changes however the page does not. If you take a look at You must be registered for see element. that's exactly how I want it. Cheers mate!